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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

With the latest generation of flat-panel televisions incorporating technologies like LED backlighting and 3D viewing options, sales of these products continue to remain strong due to the increased interest in these technologies.

With WallWizard's new XM60, consumers can enjoy the benefits of owning one of these new televisions with additional benefit of freeing up floorspace by wall mounting these sleek new TVs via the XM60.

The XM60 is designed to work with large flat-panel televisions that range from 40 inches to 60 inches, and the company says the mount utilizes a cam mechanism that allows a mounted television to swivel 90 degrees left and right or up and down.

WallWizard says the swivel and tilt options are easy to use and because of its thin profile it matches the industrial designs of today's televisions.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

One of the great things about flat-panel televisions is that they fit in places that old CRT televisions don't. These placement options allow homeowners to find creative ways to integrate a television into their homes without adding stress to their lives.

Helping to facilitate this these integration possibilities are products like Cabinet Tronix's new Coastal Elements line of TV lift products.

Included in that line of products is the company's Le Bloc Ebony Macassar (LEM) television lift. This lift is available with options such as a universal television mount and a universal remote control. Backed by a five-year warranty, the lift can be placed in places like at the foot of a bed, in the center of a room or against the wall, and homeowners can control the unit through its integrated IR/RF remote control signal repeater system.

The product also includes two HDMI inputs to allow homeowners to connect devices like their cable/satellite boxes and Blu-ray players.

Monday, June 07, 2010

With rumors flying about a new iPhone and possibly Apple TV it seems that Apple is certain to make some news this week at the Apple World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco.

A couple of Apple related products that are certain to be announced this week at another major electronics trade event is Premier Mounts' new VIP-100 and VIP-200 iPad mounting frames.

Premier is set to introduce these accessories at Infocomm, and the company says the mounts can be used to safely secure an iPad to a table or stand. The mounts are VESA 100 compliant and the company says that once the VIP-100 and VIP-200 are installed, they provide users with the ability to operate their iPads without having to hold their devices.

Friday, May 07, 2010

Panamorph is a popular manufacturer of home theater lens products for applications that include CinemaScope systems.

Earlier this year the Colo.-based company introduced its new FVX200 Lens System, which it designed as a cost effective solution for systems that employ mid-market projectors.

Engineered for projectors that cost less than $10, 000, the FVX200 can be used with popular projectors like JVC's line of LCoS-based units, and the lens works with 3D and 1080p content.

Friday, April 23, 2010

Sometimes an installer walks into a client's home to discover they don’t have the right wall for mounting a TV or the client states they don't want the view from their window to be disrupted by an electronics installation.

Auton's Dream Machine television lift system is an installer-friendly solution that CE Pros can use to meet the environmental and aesthetic requirements their clientele often present.

The under-the-bed lift can handle TVs up to 120 pounds and once installed, homeowners can engage the system to lift the television into a preset viewing position or pivot the television into a different angle and return it to its preset position after they are done watching TV. After their TV watching, the unit folds back up to store under the bed to maintain the room design the client desires.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Media Decor LLC has introduced the Illusion Razor-2 Moving Art frame designed to fit ultra-slim LED TVs from a variety of manufacturers, including LG Electronics, Samsung, Sony and more.

The Illusion Razor-2 Moving Art will accommodate televisions measuring from 43 to 120 inches diagonally within its structure. Attached side panels give the frame a finished look and, when mounted, it extends 2.375 inches out from the wall. Over 2,500 works of art, including limited-edition prints, are available on the company’s Website. Optional frames and art selections are available at additional cost, or clients can supply personal works of art that Media Décor will then print onto canvas—or, the company can supply a blank canvas for an original painting from the artist of their choice.

The system is operated with single-button control on a supplied remote control. When the TV is turned on, the artwork is lifted out of sight into the top of the frame by a Lutron drive system; when the TV is turned off, the artwork silently scrolls back down over the TV screen creating a framed work of art.

The product is shipping with suggested retail price of $4,610 to $16,490 depending on size of screen

Monday, March 29, 2010

Chief Manufacturing announces a new A/V large shelf accessory for swing arm mounts: the PACCS1.

The PACCS1 holds A/V components below a TV display that is installed using Chief swing arm or ceiling mounts. This accessory allows A/V equipment to move with the display. This shelf is a solution for video conferencing, hospitality, education and medical applications that frequently use DVD players, cable boxes and other hardware components.

The unit:

• Allows vertical and extension adjustments to fit most component and flat panel combinations
• Is compatible with any Chief medium or large swing arm and ceiling mounts that use the 14 x 14 inches (200 x 200mm) Q-Latch mounting system
• Includes slots to provide room to strap components to shelf for safety using the PAC103 accessory
• Can be used with PACLR1 speaker accessory to allow integration of side speakers.
  
  
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

People don't realize it because of aesthetic concerns, but it is important to set a television set up in a manor in which it is comfortable to watch for long periods of time.

Sanus Systems' Three new Vision Mount VLF220, VMF220 and VLF210 are now available and they facilitate homeowners' ability to watch television in a comfortable position.

The mounts are designed for full-motion movement that extends the TV, tilts and swivels its to provide comfort and convenience. The mounts also incorporate the company's QuickConnect, FollowThru and Virtual Axis technologies, which Sanus says help to expedite the installation process while making it easy to position a television once the television is hung.

The mounts are available in versions that support televisions with screen sizes as small as 26 inches and as large as 56 inches.

Monday, March 15, 2010

Premier Mounts in Anaheim, Calif. has released its full-line product catalog for 2010.

The 225-page catalog is a valuable resource for anyone designing A/V systems or installing projectors or flat-panel monitors.

The catalog provides detailed information on:

• Universal Short Throw Projector Wall Mounts with Integrated Audio
• Universal Flat-Panel Mount with Integrated Audio for digital signage applications
• Indoor/Outdoor Enclosure with flat-panel mounts
• Custom and customizable mounts
• Videowall, Modular Flat-Panel Framing System

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Unlike the early days of television when people were satisfied to watch programming on their magic boxes, today's TV nation demands more than the privilege of watching their favorite programs.

CLO Systems says its new TM1 flat-panel television mount is filling this need by providing TV fanatics with a strain-free viewing experience.

The TM1 is a low-profile mount that's capable of extending from the wall and tilting downward up to 15 degrees, and it also returns the television to a stationary position flush with the wall when you turn the set off. The mount places a TV one inch from the wall, and it is capable of supporting 26 inch to 37 inch TVs that weigh up to 44 pounds.

Tuesday, February 09, 2010

Atdec, which is new to the U.S. market, has released its Quick Shift Donut Mount that holds flat-panel TVs up to 26.5 pounds.

The mount features a quick release lever that allows installers to remove, adjust and affix TVs.

It also comes with an adjusting tool that installers can use to quickly add tension to the locking mechanism, ensuring TVs are secured into position.

Thursday, January 07, 2010

At least one part of a custom installer's job has become easier.

Bell'O's new PR-11 and PR-12 are the latest introductions to the company's Pro Bell'O pre-assembled furniture line, and they are designed to allow CE Pros to instantly provide clients with a furniture product that complements their home decor.

The two furniture pieces are designed to accommodate a variety of HDTVs and other electronics components, and they incorporate cable routing channels to enable installers to hide cabling runs.

Bell'O offers the PR-12 in a brown trim with glass accents, and the PR-11 has an expresso finish.

Both pieces carry an MSRP of $999